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Welcome to a whole new level
of interactive home security
User Manual
•TouchScreen
•Key Fob Keychain Remote
•Web Access
•iPhone®/iPod touch®/
iPad® Access
iControl
User Manual
Introducing a whole new level of security for the things
that matter most in your life. Whether you’re home or
away, at your desk or on the go, our interactive home
security system makes it simple to monitor your property,.
keep your loved ones safe, and stay connected to
home and family from anywhere.
This user manual was designed to help you learn how
to use the features of your new system.
Contents
System Status Icons............................................................................................................. 1
System & Zone Trouble Header................................................................................. 1
TouchScreen............................................................................................................................... 2
Introduction................................................................................................................................... 2
Home Screen ............................................................................................................................... 2
Security Status Header............................................................................................................ 2
Arm...................................................................................................................................................... 3
Disarm............................................................................................................................................... 3
Quickarm......................................................................................................................................... 3
Emergency..................................................................................................................................... 3
Settings............................................................................................................................................. 4
Home Management................................................................................................................. 4
Information, Media and Entertainment....................................................................... 6
Key Fob Keychain Remote.............................................................................................. 9
Introduction................................................................................................................................... 9
Checking System Status................................................................................................................. 9
Arming the System.................................................................................................................... 9
Web Access............................................................................................................................... 11
Introduction................................................................................................................................ 11
Signing In..................................................................................................................................... 11
Main Tab........................................................................................................................................ 11
Security.......................................................................................................................................... 12
History............................................................................................................................................ 13
Saved Videos & Pictures....................................................................................................... 14
Cameras......................................................................................................................................... 14
Manage Contacts.................................................................................................................... 15
Rules (Alerts, Automations and Schedules)............................................................ 15
Manage TouchScreen Widgets....................................................................................... 16
Thermostat/Lights.................................................................................................................. 18
iPhone®/iPod Touch®/iPad® Access..................................................................... 19
Introduction................................................................................................................................ 19
Security.......................................................................................................................................... 20
Cameras......................................................................................................................................... 21
History............................................................................................................................................ 21
Thermostat.................................................................................................................................. 22
Lights............................................................................................................................................... 22
Security Monitoring......................................................................................................... 21
Introduction................................................................................................................................ 21
How to Test Your System.................................................................................................... 22
TouchScreen
System Status Icons
The various user interfaces include the following icons that provide an at-a-glance overview of the
status of your system.
The Security status of your security system is displayed in the large Security Status header.
This is the Security Status header when the status
is “Armed”.
When you arm the system, an exit delay period .
begins. The System Status Header indicates the .
number of seconds before the system is armed..
You must exit the premises and secure the entry/.
exit door before the exit delay period ends.
This is the Security Status header when the status
is “Disarmed”.
You must exit the premises and secure the entry/.
exit door before the exit delay period ends. When .
someone enters an armed premises, an entry delay
period starts (generally, around 30 seconds long).
Introduction
The interactive TouchScreen acts as the control center that enables you to operate your security system and
interact with your home at the touch of a button. Use it to arm and disarm your system, view live video from
cameras placed in your home and view real-time web content all from the full-color display. The following
section provides an overview of your TouchScreen and offers quick tips on how to use the various features.
Home Screen
The Home screen is the main display that provides quick access to all
TouchScreen features. In addition to the descriptive icons that make
it easy to navigate, this screen provides a visible and audible alert if a
sensor is triggered when the system is armed or if an environmental
sensor, such as a smoke detector, is activated.
Press the
button on the TouchScreen at anytime to return to the
Home screen.
System & Zone Trouble Header
The System & Zone Trouble header displays in the upper right hand of the Subscriber Portal and
TouchScreen. It only displays when there is a connectivity or power problem with the TouchScreen
(power, broadband, etc.). It also displays when a sensor is inoperable (such as due to a battery
failure) or is being tampered.
Security Status Header
The Security Status header displays in the upper left hand of the
TouchScreen. It displays whether the system is armed or disarmed.
During an alarm, the Security Status header changes to show an .
Alarm state.
Displayed events that prevent arming replace the Security Status
Header altogether.
No Connectivity
Power Failure
No Wi-Fi Signal
Multiple Troubles
Critical Sensor Failure
When a System & Zone header is displayed, click it to display more information.
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TouchScreen
Arm
Settings
1. Touch the Disarmed - Press to Arm button on the Home Screen.
Displays a list of settings options to customize your TouchScreen. .
Categories include:
2. Select Arm Stay to arm the sensors on your doors and windows
only with a 30-second exit delay, or Arm Night with no delay.
Or select Arm Away to arm all sensors including the motion
detectors.
1. TouchScreen – Clean screen, screensaver, sound and button
configurations, etc.
2. Security – Manage keypad codes, default arming widget
3. Press the Turn Zone Off button for any security zones that you
want to bypass.
4. Follow prompt to enter code to Turn Zone Off.
configuration, alarm test.
3. Sensors & Zones – Change zone order, etc.
4. Home Devices – Add, edit and delete devices that control cameras,
5. Enter your 4-digit security code to arm the system.
Note: The TouchScreen generates short, audible alerts while arming,
indicating 60 seconds for exit. Audible alerts last for 30 seconds for entry.
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key fobs and more.
5. Widgets – Add, remove and reorder widgets.
6. Advanced Settings – Account information, security secret word,
connectivity and TouchScreen reboot features.
Disarm
1. Touch the Armed Away - Press to Disarm button on the Home
Screen.
2. Enter your 4-digit security code to disarm the system.
7. About – Detailed TouchScreen information.
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Home Management
View live video from in-home cameras..
Cameras
View live video from cameras installed on your system.
1. Touch the Cameras widget
Quickarm
Press the Quickarm button on the lower front of the TouchScreen to
immediately arm the system in Arm Away mode.
2. Touch the camera image to view live video from that camera. If only
one camera is connected to the system, live video will automatically
appear.
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Emergency
Sends an immediate alarm to the central monitoring station, .
indicating an emergency of a specific type — medical, fire or police.
1. Touch on the bottom of the TouchScreen to display the
individual emergency buttons.
2. Press the applicable button to alert the proper authorities.
3. Note: Enter your 4-digit security code to cancel the alarm.
Lights
Adjust settings for lights throughout your home.
1. Touch the Lights widget to display a list of the lighting modules
installed in your home, as well as the current setting of each.
2. Change the current setting to the ON or OFF position.
3. For lamps equipped with a dimmer function, use the slider bar to
adjust the brightness level.
Note: Pressing the police button will sound a silent panic. Pressing the
screen a second time will sound an audible alarm.
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TouchScreen
Thermostats
Information, Media and Entertainment
Adjust settings for thermostats installed throughout your home.
Quick-glance, customizable information.
1. Touch the Thermostats widget.
2. Change mode to Cool, Heat or Off.
3. When in Cool or Heat Mode, use the slider or - + toggles to change
the setpoint.
4. Touch Hold to maintain the mode and ignore any other
programming configured on the Thermostat device.
Clock
Touch the clock widget icon to display the time.
1. Touch the Clock widget.
2. Touch to add seconds to the digital time display. 3. Touch to change to an analog clock.
View your current bill details, special offers and Comporium office .
locations with their phone numbers.
Note: You will need to be registered as an online billing customer before
you can retrieve bill details on your iControl touchscreen. Please visit our
site to register at http://www.comporium.com.
Traffic
Displays a map of your area with live traffic data.
• Green patterns indicate no traffic delays.
• Yellow patterns indicate slightly delayed traffic.
• Red patterns indicate stop-and-go traffic.
If this is the first time using the Comporium Widget, a window will pop
up asking you to accept connection to the internet; you must answer
“yes”. Then you will be directed to the login process.
1. Touch the Traffic widget.
1.Click on My Bill Comporium logo
3. Use the - + buttons to zoom in and out of the map.
2. Touch Destination to change locations.
2.Enter your online billing username then press Done
a. Then Press Next
3.Enter your online billing password then press Done
a. Then Press Login
Word of the Day
Displays word of the day and its definition.
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TouchScreen
Photos
Sudoku
Displays photos from your Yahoo! flickr account in full-screen mode on
the TouchScreen.
Challenge your mind and have fun at the same time.
Note: You need a Yahoo! flickr® account with at least one photo set to
personalize this feature. If you do not have a Yahoo! flickr® account, you
can sign up for one free at www.flickr.com and upload the photos you
want to view on your TouchScreen.
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Once you have a Yahoo! flickr® account:
2. Choose the level of difficulty – easy, medium or hard.
1. Touch the Sudoku widget.
3. Play game.
1. From your subscriber portal, add photos widget, then follow prompts to sync your flickr® account with your TouchScreen.
2. Touch Photos widget.
3. Answer YES to the Widget Needs Permission page if presented.
4. Touch the display.
5. Use the [<] and [>] buttons to scroll through your photos
6. Touch the photos button at the bottom to choose a new photo
album.
Calculator
Basic mathematical functions similar to handheld or desktop .
calculators.
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Key Fob Keychain Remote
Introduction
Disarming the System
The wireless key fob gives you additional access to your system, .
enabling you to:
Before entering the premises in Armed state, press the button for
about 2 seconds to disarm the system without entering the premises.
• Check the current system status (armed, disarmed, or “not ready”).
• Arm the system in Arm Away mode or Arm Stay mode.
• Disarm the system before entering the premises.
• Send an audible Panic alarm for police assistance. .
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The LED flashes green once to indicate that it has contacted the system
then lights green for one second indicating that the system is disarmed.
Checking System Status
Sending an Emergency Police Alarm
Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to send an audible alarm
to central monitoring for police assistance. The LED flashes red to indicate that the alarm has been sent.
1. Press the button to light the LED to show the current
status of the security system.
2. The LED flashes red once to indicate that it has contacted the
system then:
• Lights green for three seconds if the system is disarmed.
• Lights red for three seconds if the system is armed.
• Lights red for three seconds if the system is not ready to be armed
(for example, a door is open).
Arming the System
From the key fob, you can arm your system in Arm Away mode or Arm
Stay (Arm Night mode must be performed from the TouchScreen or
Subscriber Portal). .
Arm Away
Press the button for about 2 seconds to arm the system in Arm
Away mode (the home is unoccupied).
The LED flashes red once to indicate that it has contacted the system
then lights red for one second. The Exit Delay starts.
Arm Stay
Press the button for about 2 seconds to arm the system in Arm
Stay mode (there are still people within the premises).
The LED flashes red once to indicate that it has contacted the system
then lights red for one second. The Exit Delay starts.
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Web Access
Introduction
Access your interactive home security system through your personal, secure web page. Check the status of
your home, arm and disarm your system, see live video of your home, view video clips and pictures, change
settings and much more from anywhere you have Internet access.
Security
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Indicates the overall status of your security system.
To arm a disarmed system:
1.Click the Security Status header when it is in the Disarmed state.
Or select Security > Arm on the toolbar.
Signing In
2.If any security zones are currently faulted, preventing the system
from being armed, you must click the Turn Zone Off button for that
You will need to sign in each time you access the website.
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zone before arming the system.
1.Go to www.comporium.com/securityportal.
3.Select the Arming Mode.
2.Enter your username and password.
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• Arm Away — Everyone is leaving the house.
3.Click Sign In.
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• Arm Stay — There are still people in the premises.
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Main Tab
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The Main tab provides a snapshot overview of your entire system. From
this page, you can view general status information about your home and
security system, and access various tabs to change system settings.
See Pages 15-16
See Pages 12-13
See Page 14
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• Arm Night — Everyone is going to bed. This mode works the same
as Arm Stay except that there is no Entry Delay period. If an entry/
exit zone is opened, an alarm sounds immediately.
4.Enter your 4-digit security code.
5.Click Arm Now.
To disarm the system:
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1.Click the Security Status header when it is in the Armed state.
Or select Security > Disarm on the toolbar.
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2. Enter your 4-digit security code, and click Disarm.
To manage other security settings, click Security on the toolbar.
Managing Keypad Codes
Keypad codes are used to arm or disarm the system. Multiple keypad
codes can be assigned to track who enters and leaves the premises. .
To manage keypad access codes, select Security > Keypad Codes on
the toolbar and add a new access code or modify current access codes.
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Web Access
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Zone Activity
Cameras
The current state of all security devices connected to your system .
appears here. Click the device number to see the recent history.
Displays live video and enables you to capture manual pictures or
video clips from cameras installed in your home..
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Viewing & Capturing Live Video and Snapshots
1. Click the clock icon next to the sensor name to see the recent
history.
To view live video from the cameras attached to your system and take
snapshots or videos, click Cameras > Live Video on the toolbar.
2. Click Manage Zones to edit zone names and to turn zones off.
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One of the cameras is displayed as live video. The other camera views
(not live video) are arrayed over it.
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1. Click an image above the video to view live video from each
camera.
2. To take a snapshot with the currently selected camera, click
Take Picture.
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3. To take a video clip (about 20 seconds) with the currently selected
camera, click Take Video Clip.
4. To delete snapshots or video clips, select one or more check boxes,
and click the trash can.
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History
View recent security device activity, alarm events and more.
1. Use the scroll bar to view all of the 30 most recent events.
2. Click View History or click the History Tab to view all events or to
Viewing Captured Pictures and Video Clips
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To view captured images:
sort by date and event type.
1. Select Cameras > Saved Pictures and Videos on the toolbar. The displayed screen lists the pictures and video clips captured
manually and automatically (during alarm events).
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2. Click on an image to view the captured images
3. Images that were captured automatically during an alarm, have an
ALARM button and display the security zone that cause the images
to be taken.
4. Images that were captured manually have a camera icon.
5. To delete an image or video, select the check box for each captured
image or video and click the trash can.
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Web Access
Manage Contacts
Manage contacts by adding people you want to receive system alerts
such as arming/disarming events, alarm activity and more. After you
add a contact, refer to the Rules ( Alerts, Automations, and Schedules)
section below to customize how and when your contacts receive
system alerts.
1. Click Contacts on the toolbar.
To set an Event rule:
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1. Select a specific security zone that will trigger the action, or select
the entire system.
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2. Determine what happens at the security zone or the security system
to trigger the action.
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3. Select the action the rule will take. Depending on the action, you
may have additional items to select.
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2. Click Add Contact to add a new contact.
3. Click to modify a contact.
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4. Click to remove a contact from the list.
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4. Determine the time range and days of the week when the rule is
applicable. You can select Any Time to have the rule apply whenever
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5. Select the arming mode the rule applies.
Note: This is not the Emergency Dispatch contact information used by the Central Monitoring Station when an alarm occurs.
Emergency Dispatch contacts are available to view, submit, or edit by selecting Security/Emergency Dispatch Setup.
6. Describe the rule.
7. Click Save.
Rules (Alerts, Automations and Schedules)
The Rules are flexible methods for generating a variety of system .
actions (such as sending an email alert) whenever something else .
happens under specific circumstances.
To add a rule, click Add Rule and determine which type of rule you’d
like to configure:
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3. Determine the time/day range when the rule is applicable.
• Schedule - Actions occur regularly on specified times, dates, and date
ranges without regard to an additional event.
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• Event - Actions occur when a specified event occurs at a security
zone (door, window, motion detector, smoke alarm, etc.).
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1. Determine the Start Time for your Schedule. Check the box if you
would like to add an End Time. Determine if you want the Schedule
to repeat during the set times and then click the applicable Days.
2. Determine the action the rule will take. Depending on the action,
you may have additional items to select.
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3. Select the arming mode the rule applies.
4. Describe the rule.
5. Click Save.
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1. Select a specific security zone to monitor.
2. Determine the event that fails to occur during the specified
• Non-event - Actions occur when an expected event does not occur
at a security zone. For example, send an SMS notification if the front
door does not open between 3:30pm and 5pm on Monday through
Friday when the kids are expected home.
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To set a Schedule:
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To set a Non-Event rule:
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To manage rules, click the Rules Tab. The Rules screen is displayed.
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the selected event occurs.
time range.
4. Select the action the rule will take if the specified conditions are
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met. Depending on the action, you may have additional items .
to select.
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5. Select the arming mode the rule applies.
6. Describe the rule.
7. Click Save.
Manage TouchScreen Widgets
You can manage what TouchScreen widgets are displayed on your
TouchScreen, configure them, and determine how they are displayed
from the Subscriber Portal only.
Click Widgets on the toolbar.
The widgets at the top of the screen are those available to be added to
the TouchScreen. The widgets displayed in the TouchScreen image are
those apps currently displayed on the TouchScreen. The widgets are
positioned in the image just as they are on the actual TouchScreen.
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Web Access
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Adding TouchScreen Widgets
Thermostats
1. Click on the TouchScreen widget you want to add from the top
The current states of your thermostats are displayed on the Main
screen. To manage your thermostat:
menu bar.
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2. Click Add Widget. The Subscriber Portal pushes the widget to the
1. On the Main screen, in the Thermostats tool, click Manage
Thermostats or click the Thermostats Tab. The current temperature
TouchScreen. An “updating” message is displayed while the widget is
being added.
3. Once you’ve added more than 10 widgets, you must manage
widgets from your TouchScreen.
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appears in the middle of the screen. The unit of measure button .
on the right indicates whether the temperature is displayed in .
Fahrenheit or Celsius.
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2. You can click unit of measure button to toggle the display between
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Editing TouchScreen Widgets
Fahrenheit or Celsius.
3. On the left side of the screen, you can click Cool, Heat, or Off to set
the mode.
Several TouchScreen widgets have the capability to be personalized.
4. You can click Fan to turn on the fan continuously, regardless of
whether the heat or air conditioning is active. Click Fan again to
change it back to Auto, so the fan comes on only when the heat or
1. From the Manage Widgets screen, hover your cursor over the widget
you want to edit. A label is displayed over the widget.
2. Click Edit.
air conditioning is active.
3. Each widget will have a different edit menu.
5. You can click Hold to maintain the mode and temperature settings
and ignore any programming configured on the thermostat device.
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Deleting TouchScreen Widgets
1. From the Manage Widgets screen, hover your cursor over the widget
you want to delete. A label is displayed over the widget.
Lights
2. Click Delete. 3. Click Delete Widget in the displayed confirmation dialog box.
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The current state of your light settings is displayed on the Main screen. To manage your lights:
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1. On the Main screen, in the Lights tool, click Manage Lights or click
the Lights Tab. Repositioning TouchScreen Widgets
You can change the order in which TouchScreen widgets are displayed
on the TouchScreen. All widgets, except the Security, Settings, and
Cameras widgets, can be moved to the preferred location on the
TouchScreen.
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2. In the Lights tool, you can turn the light on or off and set dimming
percentage.
1. Click Reposition Widgets to re-arrange the widgets.
2. Drag and drop the widgets to the preferred location on the
TouchScreen.
3. When all the widgets are repositioned to your satisfaction,
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iPhone®/ iPod touch®/iPad® Access
Introduction
Security
The iPhone® application allows you to access a core set of security system functions using your using your
iPhone®, iPod touch® or iPad®. The application contains only the essential functionality available through
web access.
Remotely control your security system and view current arm/disarm
status.
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To arm your security system:
1. On the Home screen, tap Security.
Download the “uControl” app from the App Store. Then, launch the application by tapping on the
home screen of your iPhone®, iPod touch® or iPad®.
2. To bypass any Home Security Zone, tap the respective zone and use
the On/Off toggle.
Note: This application requires your iPhone®, iPod touch® or iPad® to be connected to the Internet.
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3. On the Security screen, tap Disarmed – Press to Arm.
Instructions for accessing the app from your iPhone®/iPad®/
iPod Touch® for the first time:
4. Tap Arm Stay to arm the sensors on your doors and windows only
with a 30-second exit delay, or Arm Night with no delay. Or select
Arm Away to include the motion detectors.
1.Click on the box (with two wheels) at the top right corner.
5.Enter your 4-digit security code to arm the system.
2.Then enter security.comporium.com in the Custom 1 text box and make sure there is a Check Mark to the right of the text box by .
tapping directly to the right of the Custom 1 textbox.
6.Once activated, your system will arm in a few seconds and indicate
3.Then click on the Done button at the top.
4.Then enter your iControl Username and Password and click Login.
the new status.
To disarm your security system:
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1. On the Home screen, tap Security.
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2. On the Security screen, tap Armed – Press to Disarm.
3. Enter your 4-digit security code to disarm the system.
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iPhone®/ iPod touch®/iPad® Access
Cameras
Thermostats
View live video or captured pictures and video clips.
Adjust all thermostats connected to your system.
To view live video from your cameras:
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1. On the Home screen, tap [Thermostats].
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1. On the Home screen, tap Cameras.
2. Tap the name of any thermostat to control that thermostat.
2. From the list, tap the camera you’d like to access. Live video will
3. Tap to turn off the thermostat.
appear for that respective camera.
4. Tap to set the thermostat to Cool mode.
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5. Tap to set the thermostat to Heat mode.
To view captured video clips or pictures from your cameras:
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6. Drag the orange bar right or left change the Heat or Cool
temperature setting.
1. On the Home screen, tap History.
2. Use the menu at the top of the screen to filter the History:
• All – View images captured manually from the Subscriber Portal or
as a result of a Schedule rule configured in the Subscriber Portal.
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• Alarm – View images captured as part of an alarm.
• Arm – View images captured as part of an arming event.
• Zone – View images captured as part of a zone event.
7. Tap Settings to view your current settings. Here you can:
3.Tap the listing to view the captured images.
• Turn on Hold to maintain the Heat/Cool/Off mode and
temperature you have set for the device from the iPhone app or
Subscriber Portal, and ignore any other programming configured
directly on the Thermostat device.
History
• Turn on Fan Auto Mode to have the system activate the fan only
when the Cool/Heat comes on. Turn it off to have the fan run all .
the time.
View a log of events that have occurred in the system.
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1. On the Home screen, tap History.
2. Choose to view a history of recent events based on the following
criteria:
• All – All logged events.
• Alarm – Alarm events.
• Arm – Arm/Disarm events.
• Zone – Events related to security zones
Lights
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Adjust all lights connected to your system via the plug-in modules.
1. On the Home screen, tap [Lights].
2. If the light is on, tap [Off] to turn it off.
3. If the light is off, tap [On] to turn it on.
4. If the light includes the dimmer function, you can adjust its
brightness by sliding the slide bar. Slide to the left to make the light
dimmer. Slide to the right to make the light brighter.
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Security Monitoring
How to Test Your System
iControl alarm system testing procedures
The purpose of testing the alarm system is to ensure proper local operation and proper communication to
the central station. The following procedure should be done at least once per month.
1.Call the security monitoring station at 1-800-868-0063 to place your account on test. You will need your account number and your personal security password.
2.Arm your system in the “stay” mode, this will allow you to test your perimeter devices – doors, windows, etc. Remember your entry door has a time delay, it will not activate the alarm until both the entry and exit delay has expired. As you open each door or window it is not necessary to re-set the system each time.
Comporium’s central monitoring station provides local 24/7 U.L. approved
monitoring for your residence or business.
3.Arm your system in the “away” mode. This will allow you to test the interior devices. Open an entry
exit door.
The following information will provide you an overview of what occurs when the central monitoring
station receives an alarm signal:
4.If you have any external panic devices such as a wireless key fob, they can be tested at this time.
Burglary and Fire
1. Customer Notification - Two calls are placed in an attempt to notify the customer
2. Dispatch Authorities
3. Contact List Notification
5.After all testing is complete; insure you re-set your alarm system by entering your code or using your off button on your wireless key fob.
Panic
1. Dispatch Authorities - No calls are made first
2. Contact List Notification
6.Call the security monitoring station and ask if they have received all of your test alarms. If there is any
question, re-test the affected part of the system again.
7.Please call our business office at 327-7233 if you have any other questions.
Monitoring Station Number: 1 (800) 868-0063
Suggested Action: Leave the house immediately if you have any doubt about your safety.
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